Had the pleasure of presenting at GiG 2025 today! What a lovely little full circle moment - heading back to my undergraduate university to give a talk. Thanks for organising @girlsingeosci.bsky.social and well done to all the other women who did awesome talks and workshops! Very inspiring stuff🌋

Constanza @crpiceda.bsky.social studied geology in Buenos Aires (Argentina) and completed a PhD in Potsdam (Germany), driven by her curiosity about how the Andes Mountains were formed and by being out in the field. She later discovered that solid-Earth geophysics was her cup of tea... (1/2)

Dr. Jenny Gales @jennygales.bsky.social is an Associate Professor in Hydrography and Ocean Exploration at the University of Plymouth, specialising in continental slope processes and seafloor geomorphology. She has been involved in numerous international research expeditions including IODP...(1/3)

Girls into Geoscience 2025 is just around the corner! We've got inspiring talks, hands-on workshops, and exciting field experiences lined up - all designed to show you what a future in geoscience could look like. 🌋 Link in our bio for more information #GiG25

Anne Mather is a Professor of Geomorphology and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy at the University of Plymouth. Prior to her time at Plymouth, she spent a brief period in industry, followed by completion of a PhD at Liverpool where she became hooked on fluvial sedimentology... (1/4)

Amy did Geology at A-Level before doing a BA (Hons) in Natural Science, Geology Moderatorship at Trinity College, Dublin. She followed this up with a Masters in Marine Geology & Geophysics at the University of Southampton. Amy then worked as an offshore Geophysicist at Gardline Surveys... (1/3)

Only 2 weeks to go now until GiG25! The event will kickstart with a field trip to see the coastal geology of Sandway Cellar, followed by a career and workshop day with exciting talks from geoscientists! Go to our bio for all the information on both days! #GiG25

Saskia grew up in Dorset and often found herself along the Jurassic Coast on days out. She found geology as a topic at college and has been hooked ever since! She graduated with an MSc in Engineering Geology in 2021 and since then has had a varied career working on everything from... (1/2)

Dr. Nemi Walding @nemiwalding.bsky.social is a post-doctoral research fellow at Kelpie Geoscience Ltd in Edinburgh. Her research integrates high-resolution topographic models with photography and video analysis to investigate submarine volcano geomorphology… (1/3)

Jodie is a marine geoscientist, using micropaleontology and geochemistry to investigate paleoclimates, tephrochronology and the impact of volcanism on ocean biota. She uses multidisciplinary techniques to understand global change both in the geological past and the modern environment… (1/3)

Sarah completed an undergraduate master's programme, MSci (Hons) Geology, at University College London, followed by a PhD from the University of Edinburgh on the topic of tectonic geomorphology, advancing our understanding of seismic hazards. She joined the team at the University of... (1/3)

Earthquakes can change the landscape in a matter of seconds. Big earthquakes don’t happen often, but when they do, they can impact entire populations. The problem is that scientists have only been able to detect earthquakes for a short time, so we don’t have many records of past large ones… (1/2)

⏳ Bursary deadline: Friday 30th May 2025! We’re pleased to offer a limited number of bursaries to help cover travel and accommodation costs for students who might otherwise be unable to attend, thanks to PlymUni for supporting this! Check eligibility and apply via our website - link in bio #GiG25

We have only mapped 20% of the global ocean and know more about the surface of Mars than we do about our seafloor! Get hands-on learning how experts map and measure seafloor features like submarine volcanoes, canyons, seamounts andlandslides. In this workshop... (1/2)

Deep sea hydrothermal vents are spectacular seafloor features, host unique ecosystems, may be where life first developed and make metal rich mineral deposits! But what makes a black smoker hydrothermal vent... (1/3)

Come and explore how the fossil remains of plants (pollen) and algae (diatoms) preserved in lake and peat bogs for thousands of years are used to investigate past human-environment interactions and changes in global climate. Get hands-on experience... (1/2)

On September 6, 2018, just after Typhoon Jebi, a powerful 6.6 magnitude earthquake struck Hokkaido, Japan, at 3:08 AM. Centered beneath the port city of Tomakomai, the quake caused strong shaking, particularly north of the city. Combined with weak hillslope materials, such as pumice… (1/2)

🚨 FIELDTRIP INFO: On Monday 7th July GiG will be heading to Sandway Cellar in Kingsand/Cawsand to look at some amazing local geology! All information can be found on the fieldtrip flyer on the GiG Events Page #GiG25 🌎👩‍🔬

📅 Get a first look at the exciting talks and workshops planned for this year’s Girls into Geoscience! Don’t forget to register via the link in our bio... #GiG25

We are really pleased to offer travel and accommodation bursaries for attendees! 📎 If you would like to apply or have any questions, please follow the link in our bio or get in contact. The deadline for applications is Friday 31st May 2025! 👩‍🔬🌎 #GiG25

Exciting news! 🎉 Girls into Geoscience, an award-winning STEM outreach initiative, is back with 2 days of workshops, talks, and a field trip for A-level students interested in geoscience! 🌍🔬 🔗 Free tickets, limited spaces! Sign up via the link in bio or visit our website! #GiG25